The power and glory at an AP exam reading

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For more than two decades, I have spent a week every June reading Advanced Placement Literature and Composition exams in a room with one exalted leader at an elevated table, and many minions, including me, arranged in tables at the Question Leader’s feet.

This year, for the first time, I am the one seated at the elevated table.

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